15 Jan
Skin Care recipes
Author: Ellemental
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Nourishing, anti-aging eye cream
Formula: 30341 Difficulty level: beginner Shelf life: min 6 months pH optimal: -

Phase Ingredients Dosage % Total 15 gr
A Emulsifier Alpha 25 3,8 gr
A Rosa Mosqueta oil 20 3 gr
A Caprilis oil 37,5 5,6 gr
A Pomegranate oil 5 0,75 gr
A Coco-Silicone 10 1,5 gr
A Coenzyme Q10 2 0,3 gr (10 drop)
A Vitamin E 0,5 0,07 gr (2 drop)

1. In a bowl add Alfa emulsifier and mix for about 20 seconds then add the rest of the ingredients a little at a time, similar to making mayonnaise. The composition should gradually harden into a viscous gel.

2. Transfer the composition to the dedicated container

An interestingly textured cream, an oil-gel rich in anti-aging, emollient, regenerating, antioxidant and moisturizing ingredients. Suitable for mature, dry skin. Apply a small amount with gentle smoothing movements

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Elena D.
12 Jun 2024
Hello! When is Coco silicone back in stock? Or what can it be replaced with?
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Ellemental
18 Aug 2023
Hello Laura, Yes, you can enrich the formula with acmella in-tense extract, recommended dosage 1%. We suggest adding the cosmetic active before vitamin E.
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Laura M.
16 Aug 2023
Hello, I was able to prepare it and it came out just like in the picture, I need patience to incorporate the oils I would like to ask you if I could add acmella in tens and if yes, in what percentage and in what order, ie up to coco silicone coco I guess! Thanks!
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Ellemental
31 Jul 2023
Hi Laura, You can replace, coco volatile silicone with coco-silicone, with the mention, that it will slightly alter the skin feel of the cream. All the best!
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Laura M.
28 Jul 2023
Hello! Can I leave out the coco volatile silicone or replace it with another product? Thanks
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Carmen T.
03 Jan 2023
Hello! With what could I replace volatile coco-silicon in this recipe? Thank you!
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Ellemental
07 Oct 2022
Hello! At the moment we don't have a specific anti-blemish active that would be suitable for this recipe. All the best!
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Hina C.
06 Oct 2022
Hello!what can be added for an anti-wrinkle effect?thank you!
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Iulia
20 Apr 2022
I did as you recommended and it finally came out cream consistency. BUT, maybe it would be better to write in the recipe Alpha Emulsifier to be first on the list, in phase A, then all the other glue to be listed in phase B, so as not to create confusion, as happened to me. Thanks for your recipes!!!
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Ellemental
01 Apr 2022
Hello! You would need an aqueous phase in which to dissolve the caffeine, but for this the recipe would require reformulation and testing.
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Ana V.
25 Mar 2022
Hello :) can the recipe be enriched with caffeine? or coffee extract,arnica etc or other water based actives - up to what percentage can we add them? (with addition of preservative, of course) thank you very much:)
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Ellemental
26 Feb 2021
Sure, yes, you can use it. Good luck!
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alina
25 Feb 2021
for efficiency and saving time and effort can I use the minimixer from your offer? instead of the minitel. thank you
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Ellemental
02 Feb 2021
Hello! You have made a mistake by under-mixing and adding the oil too abruptly over the emulsifier, in which case a stable emulsion does not result. Add phase A over the emulsifier gradually, a little at a time, similar to making mayonnaise.
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Iulia
30 Jan 2021
I've made this recipe twice, it has a beneficial effect on the contour of the eyes, but it never came out the consistency of a cream in the picture. I followed the steps and ingredients exactly. It came out more like a serum, which I had to shake before use, because the opaque whitish precipitate formed. Where did I go wrong? What could I do or add to make it cream consistency?
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Ellemental
06 Jul 2020
Hello! We cannot add Essesol here, which can only be included in formulas that also contain water.
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Nadynn B.
06 Jul 2020
Can we add essesol for sun protection? In what quantity?
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Ispir A.
11 Dec 2019
Thank you very much!
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Ellemental
11 Dec 2019
Hello! You can make a cream containing all the variants of hyaluronic acid, in the proposed dosages. Please note that HMW hyaluronic acid has a gelling action and may feel sticky on the skin at this dosage, but it also depends on the rest of the formula. Possibly do a smaller amount of cream first for testing. Good luck!
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Ispir A.
10 Dec 2019
Hello, I would like to prepare an anti-wrinkle eye contour cream with a maximum possible content of hyaluronic acid. Could I add all the variants you have (HMW, LMW, LIPO, OLIGO) in the maximum amount allowed for each? HMW - 1% LMW - 1% LIPO - 2% (hyaluronic acid approx. 30% of the LIPO component) OLIGO - 0.5 I think this would mean a cream with a hyaluronic acid content of approx. 3.2%.
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